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ARIZONA: A Junior Ranger’s Journey
Ambassador Aodhan takes an epic journey to visit all the Arizona National Parks during one spring break!
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Can Taking a Rock From a Park Give You Bad Luck?
Today is Friday the 13th, a day many consider to be a sure thing for bad luck. Broken mirrors, black cats, and opening an umbrella indoors are well-known superstitions on this day, but what about taking a rock from a protected park? As Greek mythology Author Bernard Evslin once said,...
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Petroglyphs and Petrified Wood
Ever wondered where you can see petrified wood and petroglyphs in the same place? Read Ambassador Noah's blog to find out!
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Camping the Parks
Learn Clara's Top 10 reasons you should camp in National Parks!
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ParkPassport Mobile App
Download and use the ParkPassport App to discover new outdoor places to explore all year long.
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Homeschooling with our National Parks
Learn how Ambassador Aodhan and his family integrate National Parks into their homeschool lessons.
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The Grand Canyon Really is Grand!
Ambassador Ace shares all the reasons he loved his family trip to Grand Canyon National Park.
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Introducing Our Newest Buddy Bison Student Ambassador, Bryan Wilson!
National Park Trust is excited to announce our newest Buddy Bison Student Ambassador, Bryan Wilson.
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Remembering The Long Walk
Bryan interviewed Edison Eskeets, of The Message, The Run project, to learn more about the Long Walk.
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12-Year-Old Boy’s Love of National Parks Led Him to Adventure and a Life of Advocacy
Bryan Wilson has been dog sledding in Alaska, been soaked at Niagara Falls, and stood in the shadow of Mount Rushmore.
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Explore Parks Near You
Explore parks near you! Wondering what parks are in your state? Look no further!
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Create a Grand Canyon With Buddy Bison
Did you know that the Grand Canyon is over a mile deep? Over millions of years, the water of the Colorado River has carved the rock into the plateaus and valleys you see today. Erosion is the process by which soil or rock is dissolved and transported. See how water...

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